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NYW.YonK, Sept 81. 1887.


NHw.Yolx. Sept 81. 1887.
The undersigned. appointed 1t meeting OF Charitable
institutions Of NswYork City. held on 9th inst. ~ Com
mttes to receive distribute the sum Of $4,000 donated
BY Messrs Charles Higgins Son. to such beusvoiens
societies Is are holders Laundry soap Wrappers
hereby give notice received the said
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Of this city to Joint ordsrand ready 70 attend 70 hs
distribution Of the same
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estsd in the distribution named holder Of Higsns
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wrappers tho committee at 81 University Place. TO DO DO
vered the 10th Of October Sand wrappers
must parcels Of 100 and packed far ~ possible
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Of institution the parties donating them to such In
sution Of September 1887. Each
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AMATEUR GAMES or GREAT INTEREST.
THE ATHLETICS AND BRoOKLYNs PLAY TO DRAW

GIANTS IN THE THIRD PLACE.
The king teams Of THO Bergen Point and Staten
clubs had another desperately fought battle
with the bats at West New Brighton yesterday The match
splenddly played throughout and resulted In draw
scoring Tying pitched with telling enec
and did Beebe Catcher Clarke dangerously hurt
the fourth inning and was carried from the field the blood
running stream his foul tip drove one OF the
wires Of his iron forehead fraction OF An inch
eye Aysaul who in TO Ill the vacancy did
wretchedy. mainly responsible for both
runs scored by Bergen Brush played mar
vsous eane About 1900 people present largo par
of that number being ladies' The follows:
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MANY PEOPLE SEE TENNIS PLAYED.


Many fashionable people crowded the grounds Of the Nov
York Tennis Club ut ST. and Ono
forty seventht yesterday Tho club was giving m annua
Of the country The Gentlemens singles closed with ths
largest entry this year. Tho was as follows:
(eutlemeu's singles, preliminary round-J. r. Honarr
Ns~.Yori, beat r. T. blackwell. twilight e.s. e-S B
Ruggles New.York. beat H. Wyman Smith, Eizabeth 30
SD. 10 II Perkins Inwood, beat @ Runyor; Far
and Near e2 60 Chase Nsx Gsor beat
S.s ssia.i BY a'.u 1ztni sy H.
Steven: TSillsnsj LSu; ., ward I.;,s, y
O. J. Post IT, BrooElyn Hin c: Hobart New York
Williams Staten Island Grant hoffman BROOKLYN nsshiis
Heishta Grant hoffman beat Williams 90 60 w ";
RAYMOND beat W. w. Draper 63 S6 stevens De2t Louls
Ward 81 "a J. T. Hobart beat B. Ruegles l9 6'3 IN
finished w. ". Mackey beat Remak tr. el' a. u -
Post beat C. Hobart 60 unfinished . x.,,,.. O.
oentemsn's DonblesFirst Rosna75 sil,Sss a3a
and O. Remsk Phil.dePha 6s eS Hobart n"a S.1
az 90 W. w Maciey and c. J Post IT.. Brooklyn Hi.
beat p D. Chase and If. Taller. Weschester 81 o 20:
and partner. washington RsiShts 90. ga go
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x ;s n sea-, E: ''' 'sa
THE ENTRIES FOR TO-DAY

THE ENTITIES FOH lOeDAAs
Some Of the best horses now In training VIZ run ~~s
upsets surprises and reverses Oh the i
days. 1t IL probable consistent ana reasohAo'
running will be SEEM and public form wiz DC sef
guide than Monday or Tuesday.
Rosalind should win the nrst race win hsfy ""'''
second.
10, the second race Mr. Honig's Lelex and Gray oiouo
ara heavily weighted ought 70 be after ther recent
br,I,ant runnIns but burdens will probably prevent
either from winning Favor should win, Esquimau second
In the Algeria Stakes Raceland will have 10 show nus
.d N defeat Emperor Norfolk, Geraldine, Satan and
talfet The Emperor especially will DO tough Gus
toner but Raceiaud certainly beat him. Raceano
will be ridden by Mclaughlin who has been especially
engaged, and the Emperor by Murphy Raceland should
win with tho Emperor second Geraldine will not be
able TO lead all way this time. She Will carry nve
pounds penalty winning the Prospect Stakes and Is not
likely TO be Arst second. 49,
Kingston should win the Fulton Stakes, Miss toro
second. -
The last race between George Oyster and Leo H. was
close oyster carrying liz pounds 70 the others
l05 that lis 112 Oyster should beat Leo H. In
the fifth and win the race with Leo H. second
Joe CottOn's at Sheepshead Day was so bed
that IL is hard him. But horses make wonderful
days. and he should win the last race
with Jennie b. second. Mclaughlin rides Jennie B. 90
we'll that II he in the saddle. she should wln But,
OF course. he will ride Joe Cotton.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-22
RROOKLYN.

Joseph Preston, OF Dewsbury, England ascertalned
from newspaper file yesterday that his uncle Charles
iIargrave who left Dewsbuiy In 1862 was one vi the
27s victims OF tho fire In the Brooklyn Theatre, on
December b, 1870
c. g. McIndoc son Of Captain Samuel Mclndoo Oh
Rc-ave and Decatnrst, shipped on board tho steamer
Philadelphia Of tho Red ID Line on August 20. I've
wa. skiiloI In navigation and made good impression
on Captain Hess, commander of tho vessel, who male
him assistant quartemasbr, but August 81 he was
lost overheard while at the wheel
The will OF Mrs Harriet Washbum, who died three
weeks ago at the age OF eightyseven was admitted To
probate by Surrogate Lott Monday aud by IL prop
ery amounting about 81 900 left to her two
sons william $. and Charles ~, who have equal life
interest I'm estate but alter the death Of the former
the whole reverts 10 the latter aud his children. n
widowed daughter who L. rich gets nothing yesterday
WI liam applied the Surrogate to revoke the probate
and said that no woull contest the Will.
Tho Church OF tho Ascension at GreenpoInt within
the past years has paid tho debts tSl3 600
bonded and 81 900 foatingl brtk building 47xSol
for Sunday AMI other purposes, three stories
high has been built at a cost OF $4,000 The church
Is out OF debt the tile to tho church property IA vested
In the Diocesan Board Of Trustees, thus preventing
either gage alienation OF any portion Of s estate,
ings thereon
DR.. Joseph Paike- Henry Ward Bcecher In tho
Academy Of Music october have mot with a ready
sale, and tie Indications that therc Will DO q
crowded audience that occasion. The proceeds
are to BIO given 10 the Bcecher Monument Fund.
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FATAL FALL rRoM 4 BEDROOM WINDOW.

FALL FKOH a BEDhUUH HT4FDOH
John MCGUIRE, local politician who lved at No. AZ
Notst killed by fall from his window early yes.
terday. He was secretary OF tho Tammany District
Committee and had been employed In the Registers
Office His vacation spent at the Highlands, and at
his boarding place taere the window OF his opened
broad verauda- On pleasant nights he frequently
got o of bed and walked the veranda. bc~anso he
suffering from complaint that induced sleepes,
evening. Probably he was only half awake when he
left his bed aud walked OF window In the second
story Of house thinking that he still IN the
country The fall though only twelve feet killed hia
instantly: lie was fifty years old and had wife and
children.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-22

PTTsBURo Sept 2L--The New York and Pittsburg clubs
played their final game together to-day aud the NcwYore
again easily. Keee did oIcslent work. and scattered
the hits OF the home players nicely that
scored The score was as follows
Pttsburg. ..............0 . o o 90
Newfork. 10
MISUNDERSTANDING O; Nsw.York. o. Errors-Plttsburg
q Nev.Yorg, Pitcbers-Mofris and Ksefe. Umpire
Mr. Doescher.
CHICAGO. Sept 2l-The Chicago club won another easy
victory rsm the Washington club to day by this
Washingtsn- ...--.-...-.-.-.2 ! %
Chicago -............-------....1 o o 2-l2
Basehts-W Washington 8; Chicago 10 Errors-washing-
tor b Chicago, 2 Ptchers-Gimore and Sprague. I'm
pre-Mr. Powers
DETROIT Sept 2l.-ouy I'VE innlngs were played in
score:
0-4
Basehits- PHILADELPHIA 10; Detroit IL Phlladel-
phia. z; Detroit ]. Pchers-Maul and Beatn. Umpire
Mr.. Daniels
BALTIMORE Sept 2The Indians played just like
old Indians to-day and beaten with BY the Bat
more club. The score
msrofohtan .-.-.s..l 3 D
baitihipre. Ill
Metropolitan. g. Baltimore, IT, Errors-Metro-
poitan. fillmore 3. Pitchers Pagan and Kilroy. Um-
pire-Ar Sullivan
AZ Indianapolis Indianapolis. !; Boston, o.
~ ACKNOWLEDGEMENT, 10 St Louis 3.
At Cleveiand-Louisvtllo. IS Clevsland 2.
AT Newburg-Cuban Giants o; Gerhams.2
CHICAGO, Sept 81 (Spsa-Presidsnt StSsrns Of the Do
cago postponed games has
asked Mr. stearss II he will consent TO tho games being
played at Rockford.
At Observation-Disclosures. 8; wilkssbarrs.
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TO LOOK AFTER THE TRENCH DIG0BRS
The Mayor yeseray sent the following letter 10 Street
Cleaning Commissioner Coleman:

andpg efforts you have made 10 keep the
streets cean think have never seen them In worse
diton than they present This due 10 the innumer
able going of the only
tho streets With DIRT Tut leaving Jaton
the trenches where they repsved IL
that tho companies engaged Ia the work OF laying pipes leave
this upon the surface for unrea-onaby long time
viii thank inspection 10 DO nade and 70
to the localities In which Tito dirt ought Bor 10 he
removed that request ths Department OF Public
Works 20 inforce 'hs Law In tins respect wish this nsec
ton be continuous sEd the r.por 10 be made often
you az the facts IN order that this crying evil the
subject OF universal complaint he reduced ths
rowost possible limit of aggravation.
Commissioner Coleman said that he would give the
matter immediate attention
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-22
WHAT rs GOING ON TO-DAY.

Republican state Committee Fifth Avenue Hotel noon.
Pacific Railroad Commission, No 10 Waist. ~ m'
BROOKLYN Jockey Club races Gravcsend 2I6 ?, m
Lyons and HOFFMAN murder trials, Court Oh oenerai
Christian Workers Convention broadway Tabernacle.
INAUGURATION OF Rev. Dr. Philip Schan Union Iheo
logical Seminary, p m . ,.... o,,o,,no
County Democracy Assembly Conventions, EVENING;
WITH Assembly District Grant Club, NO. IL Charitoh
st., D. m. <,.x o.nunss o an
XvIIth Assembly District Republican Association. NO.
9l1 West Forty. seyenth-st., 8 p m. -
Mrs Smarts case before Superintendent Jasper 10 m
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PROMINENT ARRIvAIA

Bvetuohan Hots-Justee stephen FIELD q ne uncc
STATE. s1prs%s Corr. V's ng Rosssd spoSord Of
Eewb1ryport Admiral w, W. r.
sxandsr CALDWELL Of Kansas ASor Heyse10snersl ";
Wictharn OF VIRGINIA Esto. York Hotel
r n Wsia u q Navy .St Jams Hotsl-James H. car
michael OF Buffalo 49,. Windsor Hotel.Ceumbus e. Cum
mIugs Of Chicago Norman HsuW-Phlllp D. Inomps'n
IT, Of Kentucky Hotel HormandH-Coions A. d. 6ei0 VI
The Gdlreson NsUa
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LOOKING FOR JURORS TO TRY LYONS

The search for satisfactory jurors tho trial of Daniel
Lyous for The murder Of Joseph Quinn continued
terday before with little
juror secured the defendaars lawyers District
Aerney MARITIME excused another Juror Most OF the email
longing done by the defence and they had
percmptorJ challenges left when the panel
The panel ty jurors ordered for to-day probably
DO sufficient 10 furnish jury.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-22
EuRUs WINS THE PARKvILLE
TAXING BOTH OF THE BIG HANDBAGS.

.woruxR DAY OF DISASTER TO FAvoRITEs.
IA Brooklyn Jookey Clubs second day was married
q me wsathsr and large attendance Again favorits
AFR isyonte went down in disaster, and the book
nsksrs counted heavy gains st the close Of the days
lahers. stuyvesant was backed with great confidence
In spite OF his crabke crawl Saturday but no was
Ssluoky being interfered with and unable to get
through; and Mamie Hunt carried on the prize d. A..
Honigs stable is in brilliant form Just new, and with
Hahoo Leo H. Mamie Hunt. Lelex and Gray Cloud 1t
hss gathered fat harvest. Mr. Haggn's flly Aurelia
not of badly and showed speed in the homestretch.
Mr. Honig took the seooad race with Gray Cloud. the
favorite, Bessie juno second Gray Cloud lay so far
back on the baoksech to appear out Of the race ou
coming home he shot up like Q bali from krnpp gun.
psssed Bessie juno ~ II she were In Dc1' anu wv" "
swift With Mclaughlin up the speculative pet IN
e scs cSms IN the last arons and outsider Phi!
Lee. won By neck with s snG Cleaner va. only
< short head back Of these two. Brown Duke ran an
s1sd Ray p Me sSOnld Be sent Perhaps
ssVcons bas bad too much racing Of late Certainly no
III s:aa Handicap to
and S n. sr dos IL eS Mo-.
eye. when they s this sv
strong and fast and finish with plenty Of courage what
of a s q aa
two brilliant Victories with no break between con)ure
RTne Hagg,n stable believed that Ben Ali had great
chance in the Parkville, and plump commission was
sent into the ring EOan however, was steadily the
favore Rem All on the extreme outside was nrst on,
inner rails but them letting the big horse go
on (which might have been good policy as the weight
ia pounds-was really nothing to horse OF the ire
Eendous frame and enormous muscular o,
Ben All he took double pull on him and let him oe
passed first by Roi dor and then by Belvidere Mr.
Ecotts colt out Of It before the mile was co.
while Belyiderere tired, tagged out at the END or tne
mile Mclaughlin let Eurus Join Ben All at the nal,
mile and these two pounded away, ding dong, head ana
head down the lower turn. Ben Ali came away AZ tne
head of the homesretch but soon swerved badly Inen
Eurus Eoan and Dry Monopole came up and went oy
Ben ALL Mclaughlin, seeing himself hopelessly beaten
pulled up Eurns away from the others ana won
with surpa ssng by two lengths Eoan second Two
lengths before Dry MonOpole, the others Struggling
home Banburg and Terra Gotta wIetchedly. Both
were beaten half mile from the end -
The oyearods the ffth race were poor loI anu
the time was slow. The favorte Paragon was beaten by
Bo.Peep, who led all the way. ,,,,..
Garrison on Bonnie g., the favorite In the selling race
rode with great vigor at the fnsh but sKooeion VIII
stone up was little too fast for Bonnie 8.
Neither of the two leading jockeys won race ana e
their lie unchangcd-Garrson, ~; Mclaughlin ~
FIRST RACE-PURsE $500. SPECIAL WEIGHTS. Six
FURLoNGs.
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nd i u

staten is'ana. ..........'' ,,".-
w errsrs-Begen Point 2; staten Island Lett on
bases-Bergen Point, TO- staten Island First base on
balls-Roberts l. Stolen bases-VerdonbcrK l. Wilde
Terry ]. struck out.Mack !. Wilde l. Beebe l. Fnley
Ayrault and Terry 2. Halstead l. Home runs-Brush l.
Three base hits none Two base hits-Tynx J. Reilly
Reilly Double plays-None HIT by pitcher-Verdenberg
l. WId pitches-Nsne Passed baiis-Reily i. Umpire
MT. Daily limo Of game-lA0.
The Brooklyn and Athletic clubs played drawn game At
Washington Park Brooklyn yesterday in the presence OF
spectators Darkness stopped he at tho ending
Of the ninth inning. The seore follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-22

Tar vss Of FIRST followed BIZ Valuable and White Nese
uabo hi atha way Iib took the lead and zoo eay
y under 4 :l,sh{ Isi' EncnAa's''' second ''~ ''"--'
fIFIn RAcx-HaIf . mile Twoyesr:ods: Berns Sss
hardy ipD won Lady Hndoo second and Ellen ~ ts,,
The nniah vas arriving aud about the prsess o. .he
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-22
WEsToUEsTER eoryyTY.

MT vRRNoNThe first scciable OF the ladies' Aid Society
Of the First Presbyterian Church held at the house Of
the Misses Tuesday evening" 1t
cessfu and gives the church
aging Impetus The house crowded there being almost
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-22

MORE HEADS TO FALL AT THE CUSTOM HOUSE
Four heads under tho direction OF Cashier Taylor at the
Custom House 10 fall their resignation"
be written out The designations have been asked
ground that the has been necienty performed
Assistant Treasurer canda having complained that
prompt returns from the Custem House All Of the
who Republicans Of course They
Il. Outsrbrigs appointed teller In 1874 William
NELL appointed clsrs in 1888 George H. Tucker made
toll 1865 aud Orris Thaysr
1879 The Collector appointed Yesterday Wnnsd Moore
Inspector at 81 day and Benjamin O. Robbins store
a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-22
INCOMING STEAMERS
SHIPPING NEWS
PORT OF NETWORK WEDNESDAY. SEPT 81. 1887
ARRIVED

q aS wa
70 austin Baldwin CO ArTi'ea At the Bar a.
hemp 10 Thepaud Bros to Fnnch Edye Arrived
at the bar at 7sca r.,, po,, r,, Gan, :, x,,,
to PM forwocd Co Arrived at Ii. mar '
mdss and 10 Alexandra Son. Arrived at the
iS%Pa STSTs Galveston days. with md''
with %a.e and S%yaaass ana
with sugar % Hermann Koop Z Co. .'' - :, '
with p d.e ;o order 70 vessel Y q FiSIsss c. 40 w
hide. &C 70 Wl.r Co. Vessel to r1ncs Ely. acc
p6 oTer sr1s Mr win
BARK Rensee Strand Barbados 10 aaya with sugar 70
Hars jC,haa LornG Haa,.. Agalaehcolc 2s.day: with
lumber 20 order vessel TO Thomas Dunham 80 Nephew Co
to order A ves.s to FSncS Edysa Co o. WIN
IS Bound 70
BARK I.male utap: Fiodo. Seville 80 days. with md's
BARK Heinrcb Bauer Cer Fretwurst Auckland NJ Juno
II with Kaur gum TO Mailer ouereau vessets Funch
Ss Ms,s Gibbs p Fe' %. saE 81 days. with
sUNsET.-At sa.dv Hook. wini T. ht. wsw; thick hazy
Al Guy Island wrAd light sW smoky
CLEARED
Steamer LANDAU City tsr. Core Brlsto-James Arkeil
steamer state of Nevada tBr. Stewart Gasgow-AustIn
steamer Hammonia Ger. Hebich Hamburg Kunhardt &
Steamer Andes IBr, Gissng. POrtau Prime. Aux Cages
PIN ForwOod e Co.
Steamer vertumnus (Br). Cook Montego bay. JAG wes
sells & Co.
steamer Marcos Burrows Galvcston-c II Mallory &
Co
Steamer Hansidsa tbr,. Wilson. savannah-simpson.
Spence q Young
Steamer Louis Buck Mount Jacksonville-war Ray
Steamer Walker Norfolk. Newport Sews and West
Point. va-Old DoninionSs Co
Steamer Fanny Cadwaader. GIlingham. BALTIMORE
Downer.
steamer Commonwealth Kirk. Observation-Disclosures
4 King
steamer Winthrop Bragg Portland-TIoratio Hall.
Ship Ahner Edam Nichols san Francisco Sutler & 60.
ship ander Yeats (Brl Durham, Shaaghai-Scammeh
Bros 49, or
Bros
SAILED.
Steamers p Calaud Rotterdam; rave Bremen Haus
Kurt Hamburg: Rhynland. Antwerp; San Marcos, Gal
Common wealth. Philadelphia
Banks MaduIa for Brisbane; Edininton, Liverpool
Also saied-via eng Island Souud-Stesmer Winter for
Boston; Brig Curiew for Halifax Ms.
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.
LONDON Sept 81 Sailed steamer Richmond Hill tBr).
6uSkssrsws Sept 2I-saile steamer Ohio tBr. Sargent
from Liverpool for New.York
ANTWERP. Sept 20-Saled. steamer Peter de Coninck
(Bsgl. Smit, for NswYcrk
Sept 2l-Passed steamer Briscoe (Rr,. Cornoy,
from Nsw.Ysrk Sept Tor ROTTERDAM.
COPENHAGEN. Sept 81 Arrived steamer Bassano (Br.
Rea, frsm Nsw.Yerk Sept2.
(F0r later shipping Neos u anu. see FUth Pao@j
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-22

RESPONSIBLE FOR WYLTB JOHNSONs DEATH
An inquest held yesterday the Of wyls John
son. who died September 10 from tho effects Of blew re-
ceived the previous night in barfoom fight al No 4e
Thompsont The jury found that Antonio More an Ita
IAN struck blow Antonio sepsrat and
known Little Joe were accessories IN the crime
The named are all ia hiding
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-22
SUICIDE IN AN INSANE ASYLUM

Heinrich schsron, fifty six who had been inmate
Of the Wards Island Insane AsyiuH since 1876 consisted
suicide there sunday by hanging himself
at his window He By roou
who thought Al 1rs that ne looking out OF the
he In the habit Of doing when lie the
Upon closer inspection he found TO sranx Scher-
WAS formerly drover. He was afflicted with msian
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-22

THE DOREHUS CASE INTERESTS WALL STREET
The Governing Committee Of the Stock Exchange
spcnt two hours yesterday, in special session.
In detormining that the recent failures Of Thomas O.
Doromus, the board member of the notorious firm OF
Henry s. Ives q o., and william L. Roberts, Of Bati-
more due to unbuslness-likc methods Tho COM
mittce declared these offending members Ineligible TO
reelection, but did not forfeit their seats In the Ex-
change. Two other insolvency cases wero properly
before tho committee but they wcro not considered
The principal interest In wall Street was In tho
Dorcmus case, but tho details 4 the vote were not
made public. Secretary Ely said that there was no
opposition aud afterward he decrd that tho vote was
pract cally unanimous. IL inferred from these
statements that the members Of tho committee, who
voted to renstae Mr. Dorcmus few months ago, were
either absent or unwilling again to 60 on record
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-22

@ STA YVES special retail sale Of Ssal.ktn garments
attracting large Number Of tddes 10 l03 Uho
are desiros Of taking adcantaas Of the spendfd bargains
noe offered and secure reliable and elegant perfect tg
Ssdstn garment at manufacturers toest hossaIs proS
Ladies who are net ty prepared 70 take advantage ts
sptsndd opportunity gar,nsnt at the prssent osc
price by paWnga drpos Don't ms A splendsd opportunity
~ may neptr occur again. Goods manufactured TO order
wtthout extra charge.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-22

FIRST RACE AT 2:I5 p. M.

FIRST RACE AT 2:15 p. N.
Boats leave foot 3lthst. NewYork at 1l20 m
and 1920 and D. connecting at Long Island City win
Special Trains leaving 10 minutes lator Boats rom
foot whitehall halihoury from lilo m. 10 2lOp m,
connecting with Culver Route trains at BAY Ridge
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-22

Hugh Klesn Democratic politician. who employed
in Railroad freight yard manGed death BY
yesterday He three years old married. and
lived a 34S Pavonia-ava
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-22
NEW-IERQEY
TnNG T9T.ANn

MATAwAN-Glenwood Hall, the building OF Genweod
Institute dedicated Yesterday with appropriate exercises
An address delivered by Dr. William NJ Baird speaker
Of tho NewJersey Assembly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-22
THE SHAMROCK WINS AFTER ALI.

the had been made that tho TitaniA
had Shamrock BY nine seconds In tho race Oh ne
Iarobmsnt Club sloops Tuesday the
yachts by the judges with the result
the shamrock got larger time allowance ana was u'ou
victor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-22

FLUsHrSo.-The Rev DR.. W. B. Derrick win deliver .
euogy General u g. Grant at the House night
Several Grand Army posts expected to attend.
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II BEEN CRAZY.

THINKS He MUST HAVE BEEN CRAZY
A. Sidney Curts alias g. Potter who arrested yes.
terday charge Of forgery pleaded guilty yorkvs
Police Court yesterday and held trial He said he
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-22

HOME NE us.

mat have been crazy at the time he forced re- p
Henry Marquand Q check Tor e5U ana nuso~~ - ~ ~
Nam Of No Wsst Twenty .thrd-st. to eashm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-22
SUICIDE ON AN OCEAN STEAL ER.

Fritz Schubert an Immigrant ffSm Lelpsc haHgod hmsen
Monday the Red star steamship westeruand snce
leaving Antwerp he became insane and violent
Monday that he placed In by himself On Tues
morning he found hanging In his dead. His
body brought TO Castle Garden Yesterday.